Job with F

  • Grows crops or raises livestock

  • Extinguishes fires and rescues people

  • Extinguishes fires and rescues people

  • Catches fish for work or sport

  • Sells and arranges flowers

  • Assists airline passengers in flight

  • Extinguishes fires and rescues people

  • Catches fish or other aquatic animals

  • Provides financial planning guidance

  • Teaches the French language

  • Works independently for various clients

  • Plays football professionally

  • Supervises a team of workers

  • Creates clothing and accessory designs

  • Fights in sports or combat roles

  • A real profession in finance; crunches numbers.

  • Common job in a factory; makes and packs stuff.

  • Real job; fights fires and keeps people safe.

  • Professional athlete; plays football for pay.

  • Science career; solves crimes with evidence.

  • Legit job; manages big funds and deals.

  • Restaurant job; cooks at the fry station.

  • Pro athlete or fence builder - both are jobs.

  • Common title; oversees a company's money.

  • A real job—pro athletes who play football.

  • Common job in restaurants serving fast food.

  • Real job; they fight fires and rescue people.

  • Real job operating forklifts in warehouses.

  • Old term for firefighter; still understood.

  • Yes! A job selling fish at markets.

  • Real job catching fish for a living.

  • Traditional job reading fortunes; still exists.

  • Colloquial name for a podiatrist; real job.

  • Real profession operating forklifts.

  • Real job leading the making of movies.

  • Yes—writes for clients as a profession.

  • Real job reviewing and rating food.

  • Starts companies; common modern job title.

  • Shoes horses; a real, traditional trade.

  • Protects forests and wildlife; real job.

  • Gives foot massages; informal but valid job.

  • Trains a football team; real profession.

  • Creates movies; recognized profession.

  • Helps manage money; real profession.

  • Translates French; clear, real job.

  • Manages forests and timber; real job.

  • Manages funerals; established profession.

  • Plays the flute professionally; valid job.

  • Real trade: fabricates metal or parts

  • Harvests fruit on farms; real seasonal job.

  • A real job; usually spelled 'fisherman'

  • Profession giving money advice to clients

  • Real job tasting food for quality or safety

  • fighter pilot

  • A person who files records; like a file clerk

  • Legit role in media: arranges local logistics

  • Teaches exercise classes and personal training

  • Leads a company's finances and budgets

  • Common job handling payments and accounts

  • Real job; often spelled 'filmmaker'

  • figure skater

  • Engineer who works on site in the field

  • Makes furniture for a living—real trade

  • Self-employed artist—definitely a job

  • A real job, usually called “financial advisor”

  • Cleaning floors is real paid work

  • Religious vocation; counts as an occupation

  • Law-enforcement job in US federal agencies

  • Common profession in business and finance

  • Professional modeling is a real job

  • Builds frames in carpentry—real trade

  • Inspects food safety—legit public job

  • Operates a ferry; colloquial but valid job

  • A flute player; musician is a real job

  • Generic but real job; works in fields/farms

  • US law-enforcement career; valid job

  • Tests food quality; QA role is a job

  • Real job in restaurants; serves food to guests

  • Usually written 'fishmonger', but valid job

  • Professional who raises funds; real job

  • Vendor selling fruit; a valid occupation

  • Senior finance role; genuine profession

  • Freelance photographer

  • Also 'filmmaker'; person who makes films

  • Office job handling files and records

  • Job like weather forecaster; valid profession

  • Standard role in accounting; valid title

  • Media job verifying facts; real profession

  • Entry-level finance role; valid job

  • Real government position managing a nation's budget

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